Sentence examples for even though the large from inspiring English sources
The New York Times reported this week that at least three dozen people in the US are under surveillance, even though the large majority of them have never traveled to Syria to fight with or receive training from Isis.
Suspension is one of those events intended to be non-accusatory, neutral and fair-minded, but the effect on a professional's state of mind is colossal and always highly destructive, even though the large majority of cases submitted to the General Medical Council result in complete exoneration, not formal charge.
Consumers should also be aware that many sport utilities are not able to carry as much weight safely as cars or minivans, even though the large cargo areas of sport utilities might tempt customers to fill them full of gear, he said.
Even though the large number of works already reported in the literature, there are still many open issues towards the design of robust and scalable geographic routing algorithms.
Even though the large fraction of locked devices does not allow the aggregation to follow the frequency signal accurately, the switching probability (rho _t) always corresponds to the associated (x_t) and the algorithm is stable.
Even though the large Fe OH2 distances for the lowest energy surface (surface I) found in DFT calculations do not agree with prior MD calculations [8, 27, 28, 33] or with the structural model fit from CTR experiments [22], the large distances make chemical sense because (in a ionic lattice model) the negative charge due to the neighboring ions near the surface Fe3+ is −3.
Even though the largest of the proposed cuts would reduce reimbursements to hospitals, many fear that beneficiaries would ultimately lose out.
Behind the scenes it is perhaps unsurprising that it was RBS restructuring director Bob Hedger who took the lead in talks on behalf of all the banks, even though the largest exposure lay with HSBC, Barclays and Unicredit.
In the foreground was his suggested tax cut, which he portrayed as an effort to help Americans ascend the economic ladder, even though the largest benefits in dollar terms go to the wealthy.
Safeta grew up speaking only Serbian -- or Serbo-Croat, as the language was then known -- and when asked how she regards her nationality, she calls herself Yugoslav, even though the larger Yugoslavia of her childhood has ceased to exist.
The current arrangement, which has been in place since 1974, is peculiar, not to say perverse there are 43 independent forces in England and Wales, all of them supposedly equal, even though the largest is more than 30 times bigger than the smallest.
